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<br/>> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 23:24, Valerio Valerio <<a href="mailto:vdv100@gmail.com">vdv100@gmail.com</a>> wrote:
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<br/>> > one of the topics of the last community meeting about Extras QA was if
<br/>> > command line applications should be available for regular users through the
<br/>> > application manager or not. We can't reach a consensus, and it seems to
<br/>> > generate very contradictory opinions inside our community.
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<br/>> ...
<br/>> > Please share your opinion, we need to decide about this asap.
<br/>> >
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<br/>> I think that apps without GUI should definitely be available the same way
<br/>> as GUI apps.
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<br/>> However, there is no problem, to keep them somehow separated, e.g. with
<br/>> special switch in appmanager, in separate repository, or with special name
<br/>> (prefix), so average user understands, they are different from common (GUI)
<br/>> apps.
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<br/>> hyartep
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<br/>great writing!
<br/>
<br/>I fully agree.
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<br/>Ossipena\timo</p>
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